How often do you change your bedlinen?

The fussy type, eh?

Only if it’s a full moon and there’s an R in the month. So should be ok now until some time in September.

Every week, sometimes more in hot weather
Love a clean fresh bed .

How difficult it was for me to break a habit. For many years the 'tablets of stone' bedlinen change was every Wed. Amusingly it was tied in with football on telly. Once widowed I continued but found the practice more physically cha!lenging. One day, as I was doing the dreaded deed, I found myself thinking that the bed looked as if it hadn't been slept in. Pause for reflection..... there was only me and I showered every day and....was weekly really necessary? I've now moved on to somewhat whimsical. No, not outrageous. More like sensible. Anyway, suits me and that's what matters methinks.

I can live with a rash.
In fact I already do.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-61259074

Dr Browning says we need to have airflow to feel cool when sleeping - as that's when we get the best shuteye.

But it's not just sweat that we need to think of, our own dead skin cells which we get rid of during sleep are also a concern.

"If you don't wash your bedsheets enough, your dead skin cells are going to build up in these sheets."

Sound horrible? It gets worse. That build-up means small creatures known as mites can feed off those cells, causing discomfort and skin rashes.

"You won't only be sleeping in the yuckiness of the sweat and dead skin cells, but the mites too."....

go on click on the link that janejudge first posted

Every two weeks here as well. I don't use fitted sheets any more far too fiddly to iron etc. Vacuum the mattress every time I change the bed, flat sheet on the bottom with hospital corners and another flat sheet between me and the duvet. That way if I'm too hot I can just have the sheet to cover me. I hang my duvet and pillows out of the window when I'm bed changing

I hoover my bed.
It's the best way to remove the toast crumbs.

Jaxjacky

Oh crumbs, am I supposed to hoover thé bed? Don’t know how we’ve survived thus far!

I only hoovered mine for the first time after reading the bit about dust mites in Bill Bryson’s ‘A Short History Of Nearly Everything’.

Not recommended for the squeamish!

A mass of yellowish dust - quite unlike ordinary dust - came out - presumably the colour of all the dust mite poo I’d been reading about. Same colour as the water in the machine when I washed (also for the first time) our feather and down pillows.

This was discussed on local radio the other day and one man rang in to claim he hadn't changed his sheets in 4 years!!

Apparently sheets should be changed once a week (2 weeks at the most) as people sweat during the night and shed skin cells, this then "blocks" the sheet and can cause skin irritation and even bed bugs

I change sheets every Monday - love the feeling of getting into bed that night with lovely clean sheets (I even iron them!)

Every week but in winter sometimes stretch to 10 days due to drying them.

When I feel up to it, which is increasingly rare.

When I think ‘It’s about time I changed those sheets.’

It’s never a set period - I don’t have set days or times for anything.

Every now and again

We have had this question many times in the past but he ho. Like how often do you shower.

Yammy Oh yes, hospital corners! I was well versed in those by my DM and just have to do them!

Paddyann my DH wasn’t in the Navy (or any other of the services) but has a thing about the bottom sheet being tight! So now I leave him to it! Another job off my list!

Yammy my Dad taught us hospital corners,he was in the navy during the war and apparently the beds were inspected and the officer had to be able to bounce a coin off them to prove they were tight enough ...lol

Wednesdays and Saturdays ,every week ,same as my mother did.Only one bed now ,and very little that needs ironed .

Once a week, everything gets changed! Why are people saying none of your business if they don’t like the thread posted then just pass it by!

Who's to know if we are telling the truth? What does it matter.
All I say is I use hospital corners as taught by mother.

Weekly of course.

Much like LadyGracie. Sheets and pillowcases every week. Towels twice a week. tea towels daily mostly, also dishcloths daily.

Bottom sheet and pillowcases once a week. Duvet cover fortnightly. Bathroom towels twice a week. Kitchen towels and dishcloths at least once a day.

When I worked in boarding school, I had a student whose mother would come to settle her in at the beginning of each term, and put enough sheets on her bed, for her to take off one a week to reveal the clean sheet underneath (they were responsible for cleaning their rooms and making their beds).

Oh crumbs, am I supposed to hoover thé bed? Don’t know how we’ve survived thus far!